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<blockquote data-quote="audiolife" data-source="post: 157235" data-attributes="member: 541383"><p>i was thinking of the p-99 i do believe (had single bit working as 16 bit, and also looks almost exactly the same except it has silver lighting) but the user interface between the odr and the deck you are talking about still goes through the pioneer user interface(imo sucks cause its almost as bad as using a kenwood menu).&nbsp; the way the odr and a few others work they hook onto a compter (in one window you have the interface (much more specific) and in the other you can have your rta . sounds like they made some improvements in that specific area with their eq however with the 31 bands and so forth so it is better than i thought but from specs i read odr is still better. whole odr&nbsp; line was optical not just the processors. id say what you have is about equal to what i have in relms of what you can do with it to an extent. i do like the fact you can select lower slopes but if you are doing time delays and phase shifts on purpose (using slopes) i like being able to stay in multiples of 18db at a steeper slope. basically i think it prolly would rate top 10 reading review on it as a combo.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="audiolife, post: 157235, member: 541383"] i was thinking of the p-99 i do believe (had single bit working as 16 bit, and also looks almost exactly the same except it has silver lighting) but the user interface between the odr and the deck you are talking about still goes through the pioneer user interface(imo sucks cause its almost as bad as using a kenwood menu). the way the odr and a few others work they hook onto a compter (in one window you have the interface (much more specific) and in the other you can have your rta . sounds like they made some improvements in that specific area with their eq however with the 31 bands and so forth so it is better than i thought but from specs i read odr is still better. whole odr line was optical not just the processors. id say what you have is about equal to what i have in relms of what you can do with it to an extent. i do like the fact you can select lower slopes but if you are doing time delays and phase shifts on purpose (using slopes) i like being able to stay in multiples of 18db at a steeper slope. basically i think it prolly would rate top 10 reading review on it as a combo. [/QUOTE]

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